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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-23
ANTHONY,
To the Editor Of the Eagle:

To the Editor Of the Eagle
An excursion train will leave Kansas
City on Friday evening for Anthony, Kan
sas. and will arrive Saturday morning.
Five hundred excursionists are expected on
this train, and are coming with the inten-
ton of investing in Anthony property.
Geo. Clark, the great real estate auctioneer,
with his band of twenty instruments, will
accompany this excursion from Kansas
City. A large smount Of choice property
in Anthony will be sold: Offering one of the
best and the only opportunity of this kind
for in vestors to realize handsome profit.
Free ride over the city and free dinner for
all, will be the order of the day. Railroad
fare will be refunded 10 all buying prop
erty. Everybody is invited to get property
in Anthony now, for the Union Pacitic
railroad is coming and the boom will fol
low Ed
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-23
THE NILE OF AMERICA.

The source of the Arkansas river is found
in a trio of springs near the summit of the
contingent range of the Rocky noun
tsins near Lesdville, Col. 1t divides the
Sierra de la Madras mountains from the
mosquito range, and along its tortuous
course is some of the finest scenery in
America. 1t passes through Browns
Canon" and the Royal Gorge" and
finally trsverses the plains of eastern Col
orado and enters Kansas near the town of
Coolidge. It's wonderful cascades, mighty
waterfalls, and pine covered banks, to-
getheI with its towering precipices. and
the stupendous canons through which it
passes, furnish scme of the greatest and
most aweinspiring scenery to be found in
this continent 1t widens out as it enters
Kansas and becomes less turbulent. Along
its banks in this state are found some of
the most beautiful and thriving towns in
the west. The Arkansas finally enters in
to the Mississippi and its waters mingle
with those of the Father of Waters" on
their journey TO the sea-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-23
THE FRUIT OF BRADFoRD's REPORT

| To the Editor of the Eagle.
DEAR SIR have this day received a
| communication from friend in Newman,
Illinois, in which is that gentleman from
that place has visited Wichita lately, and
he reports to his people that we have eight
hundred saloons OF course, the long list
of crime and debauchery that would natu-
rally follow would be something terrible.
Poor, doomed city Of the plains!
l am requested to answer the above
statement, and in reply would say, as l am
not in the saloon business, do not know
just the exact number in our city; in fact
do not know of one open saloon in the
city Of Wichita today. do not desire to
make this communication lengthy, and will
close by saying that after twenty two years
travelling and as you will know it has been
somewhat extensive, have never found
city yet, where so much good feeling exists
as in this BLASTED" city of Wichita, city
in which the bankers, the merchants, the
laboring men and the mechanics are On
the best of terms; city whose pride is in
her magnificent churches and her institu-
tons of learning. By the way. we have
more institutions of learning for our pop
ulation and our age than any city in the
United States. The Garfield university in
ten years from today will have national
reputation, and from whose walls will go
out an influence for good that will be felt
until Gabriel blows his horn" Such in
situations as these are not the outgrowth of
eight hundred saloons, debauchery and
crime. What say you?
Now l wonld love to speak of our excel
lent streets, our motor lines, our electric
lights, our beautiful homes, our happy,
prosperous people, but time and space for
bid. ALI can say is, come out and see US,
and bring your boys and girls with you
and have them educated at the seat of
learning. Should the gentleman referred
to in the letter misrepresent us again, send
him out, and we will take him over to our
ice palace and do him up In a cake Of ice
and place him on exhibition as the boss
liar of the nineteenth century.
Respectfully, T. L. NOBLE.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-23
ASHLAND FORTUNATE.
To the Editor Of the Eagle,

To the Editor Of the Eagle.
ASHLAND, June IS, 1887.
The right of way for the c., K. & "
railroad is settled through Clark county
and over 200 teams are at work now grad
ing the road bed. The force will be more
than doubled next week, so as 20 complete
the work as soon as possible.
A proposition was made to the railroad
company. by ". a. Mccartney, to give
the right of way across this valuable land
provided the junction Of the FL PasC
branch, with the main line west, would be
located a, Ashland. The proposition was
accepted.
This means great deal for the prosper
ity Of our fair city.
J. D. Coldsen, who has been
a, work securing the right Of way
for the railroad company b as given general
satisfaction and made many friends here
There is much stir in Ashland at this
time. The moving OF the wooden build
ings TO make room for the two story brick
block, which will be erected as tas; as men
can be found to do the work. The base
ment Is now being excsvs;ed and material
for the foundation put upon the ground.
This block will cover go by 20 feet
The First National bank i being moved,
preparatory to erecting 8 magnificent hank
h,,iiiir If hrfcE IN the corner Of Main
street and Eighth avenue.
Ashland Is entering on Al era Of pros
peri,y unexcelled by any locality In the
Southwest
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-23

Buffalo Bills daughter, Miss Anita Lu-
ellie Cody, sailed for England on Tues.
day. accompanied by chsperon. The
day after Queen Victorias visit to the
Wild West show, Mr.. Cody telegraphed to
his daughter 10 come TO London st once
On her arrival in New York she received a
letter from her father in which she is said
to hsve been informed that she will be re-
ceived st court Miss Cody is described as
a beautiful brunette of twenty-five, tall
and of graceful figure, well educated and
vivacious, Just the material, In fact, for a
decided social success.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-23

a fine quality of potter's clay directly in
town. The Find" was accidental, the sun
baking and glazing the clay in the cellar
excavated under the Masonic Temple just
to be built The glaze seems as perfect
as could be desired and the ware itself
strong and durable. No plans have been
formulated yet concerning it as the dis
covery was only made to-day.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-23

General Sherman had long talk with
General Fairchild, Thursday, and is said to
have heartily approved the latter's vigor-
Gus denunciation of Cleveland He knows
too well the cost at which those flags were
captured to be willing TO apologize to their
former possessors by giving them back.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-23
,TALMAGE AND KANSAS CITY.

And again says the great DR.. Talmage
"a filthy city always has been and always
will be a wicked CITY," And thus to a
great extent may Phil Armour and his
dirty slaughter houses be held responsible
for the wickedness of the Kansas City
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-23
FOR SALE.

Improved and Unimproved City Property
on the best improved streets in the city
Lots on the inside on street Car lines and in
outside additions Suburban lots on the east
side in Maple Grove addition.
Business lots and business blocks for sale
at special bargains. Several fine tracts near
the city for sub-dividing and plating.
Improved farms and grass lands in all
parts of the county; also ranches in this and
counties
All parties wishing to buy would do we'll
to call and examine my list before buying
elsewhere
w. A. THOMAS,
The Oldest Real Estate Agency in Wichita
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-19

Com ri ensans tiolisere bnr neont,
er Mr. So1n 8. 9ompe fra Seer
Greet Stem Dorf iuinter. vDsme=
go Zines, iom omtaler ct r@ranb
Armp"kMpoe, Der forleoen boloes
5u(ton, en- lioen Bp, oer lisser fem
Dtil fra Mr. 9ompes 9amle Siem,
fiuoer ri osIaa Mr. 9ompe naunt os
sjen9iuer neoenfor fel9enoe:
rTaler blep bolbt af &eus. g6aie,
Olmiteoo og Taoer @arlp. @omras
oes @arner % s. 9. 9ompe fra
Minneiota, tiolisere fra bette County,
talte osiaa. Wfr. 9ompe bar al Aloe
&eaiment, laa tappert ct &esiment,
iom nosenlinoe bar ct 5las in the
grand old army of &otomac. s
buert eneite @la9 fra @iliamsbursb
til Qppomator bar be fin Mnoel meo
Wre. Mr. 9ompe, lom oen9ans
blot Bat ierten Iar, bar aloris borte
fra fin 8ot o9 bleu forfremmet paa
@runo af fin 9apperbeo os fine @sen,
lfaber iom @oloat. @fter &ri9en bar
ban fit 9jem / 9anibal astet iom en-
retltaffen o9 baberli9 8orser."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-19

9a ri e1farer, at bet forteQes,
at ri fat nastet &aitor 6osmart os
bans &enner at opta9e noset til bans
5orluar, ianleonina buab fom bat
uaret iast ONT bam / llseblabet, FAINT
at &altor 6osmarf ielp osiaa ct ble=
ben forlebet til at iise iaaleoes, fin
Der ri at itploe os ielu at oplpie, at ri
life er b(epen anmooet ON at ppta9e
nosen Sing bcns Gaupr.
Trembeles lfal ri oplpIe, at ri lite
for neruerenbe, os iOm @a9en MI
faar, pniter at uptase mere fra ben
anben &ant. Snblenoelier imoo @a=
flor Tosmart boloer nemlis enonu
paa at fomme. @aalebes fit ri to
@tptfer iibite l1se, men ri bat bibtil
ueret iitano til at fraraaoe peotomc
menoe at offeutlissjbre oem.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-19

% lite en Manb. Gbi bet niloe bliue
en- altfor eniiois augmentation at
frembepe &pinbens tulofomue 2i9=
beo meo Manoen, naar bet 9ieloer
'fetti9beoen, men berimob benbes itore
ulisbeo, naar bet sialoer 6orplistel.
Ter. 8il &oinben oRre meb | at item=
me ON, boorpibt ri ltal baue &ris eller
life, oa lao benbe oslaa pare forplisz
tet til 2isbeo meo Manben at tase
lin Multet paa Sfuloren o9 foriuore
aanoet. Sc Tan sierne faa Sop til at
oanne fine esne &esimenter og Batta=
(,oner unoer fine &apteininoer. .Oberits
inber, @eneralinber, met be lfal pere
meo ialfalo, naar bet sieloer at for
iuare 9anoet, liselaa pei iom naar bet
sialber at itpre bet. @en ri er liot
banse for, at bet uil saa ealt meo
oisle &pinoeresimenter. &anlte be
lelu uilbe finoe ub, at be fan tiene
2anbet beoit uee at bore buslise og
laoe Manoen itpre 2anoet.
Set falot o8 IND at 9ipre bisie Be=
marfninser, oa ri leite, at pisle
Womans Rights Mouofater proteitez
rer bgitioelis MOB, at Morberlten
Mrs. 9ruie Seem Oort fal bent
ses, tant! en- &uinoe 1fal ben9es!!
Sa, men en- &uinoe, iom paataser zig
at mproe fit Meomeuneite. bar liseiaa
gob &et til at bliue ben9t, iom en-
Wano bat Bet, naar ban 9ier en- Mor=
Der al fig. (NoroueIten.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-19

5ori1a9et ON at uonepne be tre&e=
baftgrer 8. Osborn fra @lpnbon, 6.
6. Noams fra Gereus 6a(ls o9 So.
Sues fra ct. 9ilaire git lite isien>
mem @tats=@enatet igaar. Snsen
georbre=Minneiota Reoattpr bebBuer
at meloe fig, men oisIe fra Spo fan
bliue uonepnte, ielo ON be lite igser
noget. Moorhead News.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-19

inbeitaar for. at gountiet frita9es for
uole8 Barnet. peofommenoe.
5oritiel1ise @esninaer, iom iener
anfpres, bleu bebanblebe ON Gormio<
ba9en.
5orbanblin9erne afbrboes til efter
Mibbo9.
&l. 1870 bar ale Meolemmer tils
ftebe. Eiben iubtil &l. Q benpttebes
til at bebanble &egninaer.
Rlotten 2 bar ben betemte 9io for
Iabnin8 af Mnbubene for 9rpfning,
os fploenbe Mnbub aabnebes:
Gersus Sails Hrintins os @ublii6=
ing Company tilbgo at offentlissig=
re @ountp= 8oarbets Torbanblinser i
ben ueentli9t vSournal" for 75c pr.
Tulio.
@amme &ompueni tilbpb at offent>
li9sipre famine Blab bet financiele
.@tatement" for 1886 for 75c pr.
Golio fprite Gang os 35c pr. Tolio
for buer @ans ienere iamt at foripne
n5ersus Sails llseblao", rDttertail
County 5armer", r8erbam Bulletin"
og vBattle Safe @epietp" meb Cup
plement al famine v@tatement".
9rptnins af 2iiten ouer reiterenoe
@fat for 1885 tilbgb famine Som,
pasni at trpfte / ben usentlise Sour
nal" for 12c for bper Beitripelie %
oesuben at foripne be openfor nepnte
8laoe gountiet meo supplement af
famine 2iite.
9a Der life bar anbre, lom baobe
inoleueret Mnbub, blep Mnbubene
mootaset, os ben usentlise rSournal"
blep erfleret at oere bet offentlise
Blao / @ountiet bette War.
Set btep beitemt. at nennte &om=
pasni lfal siue 8onb for $4,000 til
8etrpsselie for, at Erptningen bliuer
uofbrt meo Eroitab.
@n @foleani6snins fra 2ars u.
Berge og andre an9aaenbe Oprettelie
al ct npt @toleoiitrift blep bebanblet
for anoen Gang. 9iitrittet pnltebes
oannet at fsl9enbe Territorium: Sen
9el af @eftionerne 4 os 9. iom lisser
paa &eitiioen at @all Safe; bet bele
at Settionerne 5, s os II, % iaa me*
get al @eftion 16, riom life er / mo-
get 9iitritt". i Eoiun 1872, &anse 40.
Set nepnte Dijtrift meo llnotaeelle
al 5eftion 16 tases fra 9iitrift %.
Mooforefi(linserne moo Delins al
Difrift. % blep opleit os ooerbeieoe.
County, >@uperintenoenten anbefalebe
9elinsen meo fplaeuoe 6oranbrinser:
Sen noroueitre &uart af Seftion II
ta9es lite meo / bet npe 9iitritt.
Derimoo meotases be 9ele al Sefti<
ouerne 4 os 8, iom li9ser gitenfor
@aQ Safe. Meb bisie Soranorin9er
inorpmn1eoes Muig9nin9eu, o9 oer
bleo sipet Drore til 9annellen at 9iz
trift $50. 214.
&eiten af 9asen git meo til at Be-
banole &eaninaer. (6ort1ettes. J
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-19

intereSieret @asen. Sc far Fian.
fet fine @enss blot forat fette Sar-
merne ! en- 9ob Sag. Sc penter iffe
dt faa tine &ense tilbase. penter iusen
birette 6orbel berat. @Giseuel pel=
ger Garmerne 8refbent, @efretar os
&asierer blanbt Bpiolfet.
&an Garmerne pente, at bet fan
saa? Sc logger bele jim Gag i uin<
teresierebe Menos Senber og pen=
ter. at oisie ital iette &ps9en ilnoo oe
tratte bet @aitineri, iom be life en-
gang ielo pil ollie. Ser ct nosle llnos
taselier, men be er me9et faa.
Men M, @ootfolt 5armere, nu er
osfaa 2esen uoe. Sc faa, iom bur
fautioneret for @ieloen paa 8arebu-
iet os bar 8ant bet, pil life itaa 2ait
og Brat for bet lensere.
Sire af GoreninsenS 9irefterer,
(oa bet bar Inn en- Jarmer blan6t
benz, be andre bar 8Dfolt) bolbt iiofe
2groag ct 9ireftgrmpbe, os Der bar
bet paa ct bensenoe 9aar ner blepet
beitemt at ielse @arebuiet, os S full
be lite babe piit ct Orb ON bet, fpr bet
bauoe peret for ient, ON life nosle al
benz bapoe peret iitanb til at mooitaa
bet Hres, iom andre gueoe.
Ser er in9en Mansel paa &igbere,
os bet ct en- let Sag at faa lolst os
tomme pel ub al bet. 9uer Gent Al
@ielo oi( bliue betalt, os BET pil an=
ta9elis blipe noset tilouers. Men
@pbr9smaalet er nu: ct s tient
meb, at bet bliper iolat? Sur S
sleut ben r6ir", buori s nps uar
fteot? Naar s faar bbre. bpem @ip.
berne ct. iaa tanite s fommer til Be=
1inoel1e. Set ct MBqerne ber / Bps
en-, be famine Mgqer, iom far er=
fienbt, at Garmereleuatoren bar be-
ret benz en- Corn i Diet oisie to Iar!
Sem CT bet!
Wen lao os life ie Itiept til Mpl,
lerne berfor. MpQerne CT all right
% leoer op til fine Snteresier, men
bet 9ibr lite Ri. 9ette ct 6or1tielIen.
Ser funbe bore en- bel Sci mere at
ii9e | benne Gag os en- bel Sci mere
at meobele 5oreninsen peofommenoe,
men bet faar bero for benne Gang.
nseblaoet iom 5armercr9an bar fun
bet bet at bore fin 9list at siue ct
iibfte 8arito, os MI ct bet siort.
&il 6armerne ilippe Ea9et nu o9 laoe
fin @ienbom os fine vGbances" gao
oper til mere imarte os bpstise 5or>
retuin9sfolt for iajen at bliue @ilfaar=
lisbeben prissiuen = sobt os pel,
ber sioes lite ben Mast, oer fan for
binbre bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-19

Gi er farer, at man peo ct 9iStusz
iionsmpoe bos $. Sod / 93or,pe9ian
@roue iiote llse fom til bet @el lultat,
at &oinoen lite bpr baue Stemme=
ret.
Set Tan sierne bure, at bet itfe bor
iaaoan sruelis 9ait meb bet. Ser
buroe ingen baue Stemmeret, fpr ban
ct fig beuioit, buab Fan 9ipr. Naar
man ct fommen iac lanat, at man peb
bet, burbe oer life lan9ere pere no9en
9inbrinser iueien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-19
0arfto til oe tntereSiereoe / Har
tttersGlepatorett i Ger=
gus GallS.

st 1aaoant burbe lite pere ngbpenz
bi9t, men bet er al1iseuel.
Sen neunte @leuator ct uitnot ben
iterfte fit Slass en- bib Dmtrebs.
Sen er, iaaoibt os betienot, ben fpr>
ite, lom bleu bpsset ber / Gountiet os
paa lang Iffanb uoenom. Ouer 200
8erioner bar Gftier ben, og omfrins
100 flere bar tesnet Jig for Nttier nben
at betale.
&i par iom iast be fBrite, Iom iatte
afiteo meb ct ilist Joretasenbe. os
bet par oerfor / en- uis Toritanb ct
&rpuetptfe. &i baube insens @rfa*
ring at bpsge paa, os BERTH fom. at
bet par no9et tent for bet Vars 9pit.
Man. par liot nerups, % BET blep
banolet fort.
Saa1ebes gil bet til, at benne ST.
ititution tom iitano, fpr be nsopenoiae
Mioler par inotomne. Ser par piltz
moi 1ubjfribereoe men lite inobetalte.
Stu fob @arebuiet ber. Set uar
fin 5uuttion upaatta9elis tro, tbi
8riien bolotes no9enlunbe oppe. Sc
to Iars 9ueoeaplin9, iom Garmerne
/ Mabolaset iioit bot bapt, bar for
benz piit.iis at bore paro mansfolbiz
se Euien Dollars mere, eno ont @a=
rebuiet lite bapoe peret bps9et.
Men bpao ct oer iaa iueien?
So, gsennptten bar for bet
f6rite bisie to Nar fobet ps sjort
DperNas, % 8eresuinsen ct bleuei
berefter.
Sen Sci al sore Tarmere, iom lite
betalte itrar, pdr fule not til at inoie,
at iiben &arebuiet 1,u ensan8 nar
oer, bapoe be Mptten ollisepel, ON be
lite betalte. Ser bar / iaa Maabe
insen Gorliel paa ben, iom bauoe BE-
talt for 10 9lttier, for 1 Mttie eQer
insen Nttie. 9erfor lob be bore al
betale.
| 9erneit bar ale Sarmere ta9e1
altfor lioen Snteresie / bet belle Gtel,
Be fommer lite ensana til Mgberne
Ser er man9e 8pfolt blanbt aftieei:
erne, men be fleite Ct bog Jarmere.
% af be 200, iOm bar betalt - be an
bre ifal ri lite tale ON - er bt
minbit ouer 9atuparten Gormere, me,
ielp til Marsmgberne mpoer fun nusl,
faa frem, enboa man Tan ie bemi Bpel
famine 9as.
Bpioltet er naturlispis itte meee
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-19

8i( mon foriuare &uinoens @tem,
meret al ben @runb. at &uinben bbr
bape famine &et iom Manoen og /
insen 9enieenbe itaa tilbase for BAN,
ba bbr mon osiaa mebsiue, at &uinoen
nalurli9pis lite beller bbr fritases for
Gorplistelier, forbi bun ct en- Ruinoe
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-19

Gn ufor9olbsmesis for Sci al
8labet opta9es benne Gang al offent>
lise Eager. men bette Tan lite forbin
ores. Set er bet fornemite for en-
flor Sci af 2alerne.
County. @ommisierernes 6orbanb=
finger bar ri fortortet en- bel Sci peo
at uoelabe &elolutioner olu., mel
Snbboloet af ale BeIlutninser os&ez
iolutioner ct bog 9jen9iuet. @noel
maa lisse ouer til nuite ll9e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-19

Set ct en- anerfienot Sanbeo, at
Sal lpper life. 9piS man oerfor
meo Tal fan beuiie, at De npe Count
tier, lom Der MI bot paret Gale ON,
life fan itaa fig iom ieluitanoise
Counter, iaa ct trolietuis Yroiettet
om GountDoelinseu bermeb tilintet=
9iort.
r6ersus Sails Sournol" bar ta9et
Zig for at paauiie, at bet paatenfte
Yerbam County. iom pel ct melt inoe
for 9elinaen, er bet fattisfe at benz
alle. 8laoet opferer en- Eabel,
buormeaet buert 9omn @ountiet er
uaroiat for ueo @tattelisninsen ps
finber, at bet paatenfte Jersus Sails
County meb 20 Eo,uns cs Bpen Ser
sus Sails ct paroiat til $3,660,315,
os at bette County for 1886 betaler
$35,s7l.O9 / @tat.
8elican &apibs County meb 10
Eomns os 8pen @elican @apibs
er uerbiat for $978,936 % betaler
for 1856 $e,593.57 @fat.
@erbam County meo IA Eotpns %
8erbam % gee,u Oort ct perbiat for
72,2O3 os betaler $s,547.59 i
Stat.
9ennins @ountp meo 16 Gotpns er
uerbiat for $1,069,l77 os betaler
$1O,477.93 @tat.
Gorbelin9en al Goiuns paa bpert
@ountp iaalebes iom ouenfor ansipet
ifal uare ben fra 8erbam paatenfte.
Otter at baue paauiit, buao buert
3omn uar oarbiat for peo iiofe Sig
nins,o9 berefter buao bpert nptgoun=
tp er uerbiat for, os bpao be betaler
/ Stat, flyer 8laoet:
Sra oueni itaaenbe Eabeller nif bet
ices, buormeaet bpert af be foreraaez
&c npe Counter far pbet til at befri>
be @ountiets nbsifter siennem Maret.
Set 8elpb, iom Berbam County bar
beta1t, iii lite fori ilaa, mob bpab bet
ielu bar trutfet ub. SITE beQer pil
bet Belsb, iom 9ennins os 8elican
@apibs Counter bar betalt, forilaa
til Of sisre en- 8espnoelie meb e9et
@tpre for life at fise noset ON be ito=
re l1osifter, iom er forbunone meo at
faa bet. Bpen Gersus Sails alene
betaler mere Sfat euo noset af be
paatentte nbe Counter os betaler
nafen to @anse iaa meset iom bet
iOreTaaeoe 8erbam County. Maar
@tatpoerne betanfer, buab 9ipiiioni.
iterne prsuer at lasse paa bem,er bet
intet TIMBER, at be ct imoo bet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-19
TilialaS euer tiueie.


Union 6otel Noa, @inn. 9il
6otellet bprer fu(bitRnoiat Mpble=
ment. 8p9ninsen er 3 @taser hei os
60 Sob lang. 5remoeles tilbprer 2eiz
lisbeben @talo mee fort 9bloft os
Stun for so 9eite, iamt flpoenoe 8rbno
Glowing welD. Noa bar 1OO0Snob.
os er Gountpiebe / georman @ountp.
o9 ba 8efolfninaen p91entli9 ernorlt,
er ber sob Qnleonin0 for en- @tanois
NAB, iom lifer 9otelforretnins.
Mermere llnberretnins fan erbolz
oes peo at heuuenoe fig muntlia eller
ltriftlis til
Sobn @briitenion,
Noa, Minn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-19
Otter lite 5anuar.

gi bolber Muttion bper Manba9,
Dusbas os 2grbas. @arer pit bliue
iolgt peo pripat @als til ben famine
&ris, iom be ielseS for ueo Iuttion.
8i far netop mootaset en- flor Sci
Rleber os andre Serre-N -Nrtitler. Sc
pil iom fDr bliue iolst enten peo Gut>
tion eller priuat 5alg.
s. g. S@mib,
9luttion % Commission.
Sen 9amle 6. .. 9..Buttf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-01-19
Raft iffe bort Nen9ene.

ssaa buab be er paro. Man forz
igste at tuinse &jpberue til at betale
$40 for Eins,lom be fan faa for $40,
men bet git life. 81 fortietter enoz
MI meo at 1else peo Nuttion os pris
bat @als. s. g. @@mib, Guttion os
Commission.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1887-01-06
Calm and Candid

When Gen. Sherman entered Colds
boro, n. c., after his march to the sea,
on his way to join Grant before Rich
mond, there dwelt in that town GER
tain Col. X, who was one of the most
rabid secessionists that could be found.
His house was situated in the north end
of the city, and at the end of street, so
that any one coming into the town
from the south would see his residence
us soon as he would enter the south end
of this same street When Gen. Sher-
man and staff came into the town they
came up this steeet and stopped just in
front of Col KS residence; the colo
mel, who was out on the porch, greeted
them, and an officer. saluting him, ask
ed what his sentiments were in regard
to the war.
Il am IA strong Union man." answer
ed the colonel. with a dry smile.
"Ah, indeed" said the officer, rather
sarcastically; land how long have you
been Union man?"
Il have been Union man." said the
colonel, and as if considering his words.
lever since l saw you and your staff
come into the end of that street, about
fifteen minutes ago"
The candor in the colonePs reply
pleased Gen. Sherman, and he ordered
a guard placed around Col. ks
property, and during the entire stay of
the army in Goidsboro not 4 thing was
molested in or around his premises, al
though great many of the fine private
as we'll as public buildings were burned
and ged.-DetroH Free Prees.